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I don't think S&W is making very good progress at taking the market back. S&W has totally went the wrong way with marketing to the LE market. I'm seeing a lot of Sigs showing up in LE holsters particularly P220's.

I can tell you that Glock is very secretive, and not even the LE Sales Representative will disclose info. Doing so is supposed to be grounds for termination. There is someone over on Glocktalk that works for Glock but he will not release info. What is speculation is whether or not all of the USA Glock is American. People are saying that they are but until I see proof I think they are speculating.

The safety is like on a M&P down to fire.

Glock is ultra secretive so everything is just speculation. Word is that production in GA has been stepped up to meet demands in the US and for export. Most of the newer 9mm and some G27's have been shipping with nothing but USA markings and GA proof marks.

My only opinion on the SR series is they put a lot of safety crap that makes it look like a disaster waiting to happen. Take the slide off and look at all the springs and gadgets inside and waiting for dirt to clog them.

I kind of wished that I would have kept the CW45, the cheapest I have ever seen them was like $360 new OTD. I may try another one someday. I just never could get the warm fuzzy about mine. Some guys have complained about extractors being blown out and the slide release working its way loose but I never experienced any of that. Kahr's customer service isn't the worse and isn't the best. To my understanding they make you pay to get it there and get it back. It's also common for a gun to go back 2 or 3 times for the same problem.

I shoot with a factory 19 barrel in a 23. I never had an issue and no signs of wear.

I had a CW45 and it was ok. It conceals about as well as a baby Glock, the grip is longer but thinner. It is an extremely rough gun, as in it has sharp corners and rough edges. I have tough hands and It was constantly giving me cuts. It was extremely accurate but it didn't like reloads and they don't like many hollow points. The trigger was ok by me and was about as revolver like as any I have ever felt. 1911 magazines can be fitted to work with the CW45 but I don't know that it's worth the trouble and the extensive testing.

The conversion barrels are always on back order. And magazines, well you know how hard those are to find now.

That is a great deal but it is a entry line safe.

Get 9mm magazines for the best reliabity but 40 mags work 95% of the time.

There was some G17 RTF2 on Buds website a couple of weeks ago before all the crap. They were new production with USA slides.

I have had a Kholster and a Crossbread. The Kholster was better with its metal clips and smooth leather back. The crosses on the Crossbread standout and draw attention and I was able to wear the kholster's clips behind the belt for better concealment. I actually ended up going strictly to OWB and pocket carry. I'm really conscious about how I look and with a tucked in shirt it made me look like I was 20lbs larger than I really was. I also realized with IWB I was not as fast at drawing as I thought I was.

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JägerMonster; green monster with 2 shots of jäger. I save them for special occasions. They are totally out of this world.

Sweet info.

I sent you a PM but I don't know if it went.

For a while Sportsmans Warehouse was doing it every month but I haven't seen a sign in a long time.

All they do is measure the time between two points and convert fps into MPH. Normally they will already have it calculated on a chart.its accurate as long as your good with a stopwatch and your math is right.

That was great. Timing a a vehicle between two points is what we call VASCAR.

Sig 220's are outstanding, seam like there capacity should be a tad more but that's common of Sig.

A old friend that works at Walmart and covers the sporting goods area said back in November they were told there was enough ammo in the distribution centers to cover election doomsayers and the zombie apocalypseies, or whatever event should happen. Also apparently corporate Walmart has not released any of the memos about quantity limits. If you have been told of any then its from individual stores or region.

I always figured it would be. A 22mag snubby actually feels almost like a .38 snubby so I understand. Recoil is a funny thing, so different from one gun to another even if they are the same caliber. I can't tell a difference between a G19 and a G23 but my LCP always catches me be surprise it's such a handful.

10 rounds an hour? Are you doing it in stages? Like deprimeing 50, then flaring 50, then charging 50.... It does take a lot longer to do them individually. A seasoned Handloader can do about 50 an hour assuming they are using a handprimer.

That kind of blows the 40 snap/ 45 push theory, even though the 45acp had a shorter barrel. Was that a G30? I was surprised the keltec 22 mag had as much as it does.